Code Clean-up

@smart--petea cleaned up code

Socket Wrapper Updates

Removed the hardcoded delegations from the Socket class to the socket instance.

Bug Fixes

The socket.io Socket instance's emit was being manipulated which prevented other events happening concurrently from being processed. The socket.io socket instance is now wrapped in a proxy object. The proxy object is manipulated now instead of the actual socket.io Socket instance.

Bug Fixes

There was an issue with event consumption. Events are now properly consumed when you call socket.emit(...).

Pattern Matching Events

Events can now be matched via RegExp and wildcards.

var router = require('socket.io-events')();
router.on(/^\w+/, function (sock, args, next) {
  // do something but don't consume it!
  next();
});
router.on('*thing', function (sock, args, next) {
  // do something but don't consume it!
  next();
});
router.on('some*', function (sock, args, next) {
  // do something but don't consume it!
  next();
});

var io = require('socket.io')(3000);
io.use(router);
io.on('connection', function (sock) {
  sock.on('something', function (data) {
    sock.emit('something', data);
  });
});

Bug Fixes

There was an issue where an event would go back through the router stack under some circumstances.

Bug Fixes

Fixed an issue where their are no handlers in the router.

Bug Fixes

Routers were not playing nice when next to each other.

var io = require('socket.io')(3000):
io.use(Router());
io.use(Router());

The second Router instance was overrode the socket.onevent method when in fact it should have just attached it self to the previous router.

Stackable Router instances

Router instances are now stackable

var  Router = require('socket.io-events');
var a = Router();
var b = Router();
a.use(b);
var io = require('socket.io')(3000);
io.use(a);